ShareTake in the beautiful views of Bath and discover hidden valleys, wild flowers and beech woodlands. Forts, follies, and other secrets await discovery.
Enjoy the National Trust Bath Skyline along 6 miles of waymarked paths. Awaken your senses with something new for every season. The pungent smell of wild garlic in the spring, the delicate colours of the summer wildflower meadows, and big skies with space to breathe, explore, and play.
Discover at your own pace, or join one of our regular guided walks to fully immerse yourself in the history and culture of the city of Bath. Whether you have just an hour or two, or a full day, Bath has an adventure waiting for you.
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A view of Bath Abbey from the Bath Skyline © Chris Lacey
Wild flower meadows with the city of Bath in the background © Chris Lacey
Sham Castle (not National Trust) - 18th century folly created by Ralph Allen © Chris Lacey
Enchanting beech woodland © Chris Lacey
Wide open spaces, space to explore © Chris LaceyYou may be interested in...
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